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In October, the city of Kyoto, with its deep-rooted history and cultural significance, becomes a hub of activity with a plethora of vibrant and traditional festivals that captivate locals and visitors alike. Here’s a glimpse of what you can anticipate during this upcoming year.
Jidai Matsuri – Image via Flickr
Jidai Matsuri
One of Kyoto’s major autumn festivals, Jidai Matsuri, celebrates the city’s illustrious past. On 22nd October 2024, enjoy a grand procession of locals in traditional attire, representing various eras in Japanese history.
Kurama Fire Festival
Held on 22nd October 2024, the Kurama Fire Festival is an exciting event featuring large torches and fiery parades. Located in Kurama, just a short journey from central Kyoto, it’s a must-see for those interested in unique traditions.
Travelling with Family
Kyoto, with its enchanting blend of tradition and modernity, is a wonderful destination for families. The crisp, cool temperatures of October create a perfect environment for exploring this historic city. To ensure a delightful and convenient visit, consider staying at one of the many family hotels in Kyoto, especially if you plan on partaking in the vibrant local festivities.
Staying Near the Festivals
For those seeking convenience, the Travelodge Kyoto Shijo Kawaramachi offers excellent proximity to key festival locations. Situated near the city centre, it provides easy access to festival venues, shopping districts, and cultural sites.